CM Simpson: Writer & Gamer

So many collections! This one is my second mixed-genre poetry collection, with work ranging from science fiction to fantasy to horror to social comment to pure speculation...and this is the cover Jake from J Caleb Design created for it. You can find more of Jake's work at J Caleb Design .  And you link to where 366 Days of Poetry is sold at Books2Read .

Covering a mixed genre flash fiction collection while keeping the author's branding on spec can be a difficult task, but I think Jake nailed it again. You can find more of his work at J Caleb Design . And the link for where you can find 366 Days of Flash Fiction on Books2Read . I think this has to be one of my favorite covers, so far!

Life at Wahoo Beach continues as Zorah catches up on a bit of farming and some animal care, and then begins fulfilling the errands she’s accepted.  

It took a while for this one to come together. This is one of the writing sessions that went into its creation.

This science fiction piece is written from the perspective of someone involved in a futuristic disaster.  

Corvida tends to her farm, makes a delivery to Emily…and finds herself involved in a vision…and fills a delivery request for Kent. She picks up a special mission for George, and runs an experiment to see if Robyn’s hardwood mission is possible.  

After filling some of her quota and taking care of her farm, Zorah takes care of Kaine’s lunch, and then goes fishing for the final summer lake fish she needs for the museum’s collection – the Pride fish. After, she explores the minerals to be found around the edge of Lake Dia, before heading for home.